T. Spangler of HFK speaks on the corporate alternative minimum tax (“CAMT”) and requirements of noncorporate taxpayers to compile unique accounting books for high-income corporate interest holders and further details potential liabilities when drafting governance documents in his publication on American Bar Association’s Business Law Today.
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